Digital organising in the Covid-19 era
Effective digital organising: Sharing the highlights of session 4 of the #AfrikaVuka Climate Workshops
Getting climate stories to your audience
A glimpse of session 3 of the #AfrikaVuka Climate Workshop which focused on story-telling and journalism
LEVELLING THE GROUND FOR A JUST TRANSITION
On 25th and 27th February, 350 Africa brought together more than ten civil society representatives and climate and environmental defenders…
Building climate-resilient local communities & groups in Africa
Session 2 of the #AfrikaVuka Climate Workshops brought together participants for an exciting discussion with experienced organisers who shared some of the tactics used for successful campaigns
AfrikaVuka Climate Workshops
From February 12th to March 5th 2021, 350Africa under the AfrikaVuka platform will bring together organisers, campaigners and journalists to learn from specific campaign case studies and gain campaign skills and tactics that can help them start and grow relevant climate campaigns across Africa.
Uganda Elections: Museveni Vs People Power
Ugandans in their diversity aspire not only for a peaceful and prosperous country but also for fairness, democracy, rule of law where every citizen is respected regardless of political affiliations.
The 5th anniversary of the Paris Agreement and what it means for Tanzania
On the 19th of December, Partnership for Green Future mobilized University students to ensure the youths’ voice on climate change from different faiths are given space to advocate for clean energy and a future they can rely on.
GIFSEP Empowers Environmental Stewards in Secondary Schools in Nigeria
Project works to build the capacity of students and teachers to address Climate Change in Nigeria
Interfaith Poetic Youth Forum Event – 12 December 2020
On that day, the office of Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation Franciscans Africa mobilized schools for the climate in…
Ghana’s fight against coal inspired the rest of Africa
Ezekiel Chibeze, a Ghanaian environmental champion was announced as one of the recipients of the Goldman Environmental Prize 2020, citing his commitment to pushing for good governance in Ghana’s environmental sector and for his climate leadership in Ghana, across Africa, and globally.